Wed, Mar 18: Forbush Corner (Frederic)
It took a couple of days but we are dug out, and all trails are clear. 100%+ coverage. We plan to be open the next 5 days, Thursday through Monday, 9 to 5. Grooming plan for skate and classic (might change depending on weather): East side trails will be groomed tomorrow. West side Friday, and Pines Loop on Saturday.
- Mike
Wed, Mar 18: Big M (Cadillac)
Perfect, but warming tomorrow, thursday
- Fred
Wed, Mar 18: Cross Country Ski Headquarters (Higgins Lake)
After a long day's work, the practice field, Blizzard Trail, and Trappers Cabin trail are all skiable. There are some really pleasant sections, as well as area with sawdust, branches embedded in ice, jack pine needle clumps, and some precarious looking trees!
After the chainsaws and tractors went through, we were able to snowcomb a path. Classic skiing on fishscale skis is recommended, as waxable classics and skins may attract unwanted pines needle and sawdust!
We have rentals available for anyone who doesn't want to use their "A" skis. Skating is not recommended, except on the practice field. We will get back out there tomorrow and see if there is anything else that we can open up. Thank you for your patience and you good cheer!
- George, Mariah, Stu, Erin, Missy, Krista, Alex & the HQ crew
Wed, Mar 18: Stokely Creek (Goulais River)
I was told there would be Spring Skiing. I'm running out of blue wax.
- Dave Fanslow
Wed, Mar 18: Unlisted trail (Unlisted)
Crawford County
Crust skiing is at optimal levels. The recent ice and snow storm has produced a ski surface throughout the local region that only comes once in a great while.
- Steve Seager
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